City of Williston Williams County North Dakota Department of Transportation

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1 City of Williston Williams County North Dakota Department of Transportation

2 What is this project? An update to the Comprehensive Plan Existing and Future Land Uses Goals and Objectives Land Area Consumption Analysis 1

3 Land Use Plan in 2010 Comp. Plan 2

4 What is this project? An Update to the Transportation Plan Existing Roadway Network Update Travel Demand Model Identify Areas of Congestion Identify Future Roadway Needs 3

5 What is this project? Corridor Studies US Hwy 2 Montana Border to 13 mile corner ND Hwy 1804 East to CR 11 ND Hwy 1804 through downtown area 4

6 What is this project? An opportunity to evaluate the progress of the community over the past five years, and as yourselves: What would make Williston the city and the surrounding area a better place to live? What is your long term vision for this community? 5

7 Project Study Area 6

8 Project Schedule 7

9 Summary of Change Population 2012 estimated permanent population: 17, estimated service population: 25,349 Development Activity Housing 1.18 units/job in units/job in units /job in 2012 Commercial: CVB Membership doubled Hospitality 1,798 hotel rooms Current Physical Size of City Sq mi or 13, acres Traffic average traffic growth of 123% on major roadways in Williston since 2008 Utilities have been extended to provide service to new growth areas Roadway Network has been improved through construction, extension, and improvement Enplanements 105,088 in 2014 Emergency Service Calls have dramatically increased, new systems and procedures in place to locate respondents 8

10 Population 45,000 City of Williston Population 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5, (estimated) 2017 (estimated) Permanent Population Service Population 9

11 Williston Housing Growth Building Permits YEAR DOLLARS IN MILLIONS Total Building Permit Valuation in Williston City Limits 1 mile Jurisdiction

12 Williston Residential Permit Types MILLIIONS OF DOLLARS New Homes New Duplexes New Apartments Residential Alteratioins Mobile Home Inspection 11

13 Williston Permit Types Non Residential MILLIONS OF DOLLARS New Commercial Commercial Alterations New Garages Demolitions Moving Site Grading Temporary Structures 12

14 Traffic Growth US Hwy 85 & US Hwy 2 US Hwy 2 & 11th Ave & 2nd St US Hwy 2 & N 58th St 26th St & 16th Ave W East Dakota Parkway & ND Broadway & 2nd Ave 9th Ave & 2nd St 13

15 Enplanements/Deplanements Sloulin Field Passengers enplanements deplanements 14

16 Petroleum Sector Employment for Williams County 15

17 Williams County Oil Production Oil Production has dramatically increased, which is primarily taking place in the rural areas of Williams County Jan 2011: 163 Rigs Jan 2012: 200 Rigs Jan 2013: 182 Rigs Jan 2014: 193 Rigs Jan 2015: 167 Rigs BARRELLS OF OIL Williams County OIl Production (Monthly)

18 Oil Wells in Williams County 17

19 City Size Prior to 2010 Comprehensive Plan 18

20 2010 City Size 19

21 2012 City Size 20

22 2014 City Size 21

23 2008 Existing Land Use 22

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25 2015 Existing Land Use 24

26 Strategies of 2010 Comprehensive Plan Land Use and Physical Growth Transportation Building Beauty into the City The Public Realm Housing Annexation and Extraterritorial Areas (ETJ) Environmental Factors Economic Factors Intergovernmental Coordination 25

27 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Building Beauty into the City Landscaping Requirements The City of Williston adopted a landscaping ordinance in 2012 that included: Planting of boulevard trees Residential protection buffers from higher intensity uses Minimum planting requirements for new development Recommended species prepared by an arborist 26

28 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Code Compliance The City of Williston created a Zoning Code Compliance department and hired an Enforcement Officer to receive and resolve violations such as junk storage, abandoned vehicles, outside storage, and other zoning code infractions on a complaint basis. 27

29 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Sign Ordinance In 2012 the City of Williston updated their sign ordinance to control the use of temporary signage and to regulate digital signs 28

30 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Land Use, Zoning, and Master Plans The City of Williston has aggressively studied the placement and layout of new developments Joint City/County meetings for coordination Annexed areas into the city to accommodate new, orderly growth of public infrastructure Will be studying potential redevelopment of the airport property The development review process now incorporates neighborhood design components such as mixture or uses, affordability, walkability, and design diversity 29

31 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Code Update The City of Williston is currently in the process of updating and overhauling their code of ordinances into a new Unified Development Code to better respond to new types of development. 30

32 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Utility Infrastructure The City of Williston has aggressively expanded its utility network to accommodate new commercial, residential, and industrial development Extension of sanitary sewer and potable water to the Bakken Industrial Park Utility extension Study Upgrade to the Williston Water Treatment Facility Expansion of the waste water treatment lagoons 31

33 WILLISTON WATER TREATMENT PLANT Regional facility operated by City Source: Missouri River Phase 3: 14 MGD Phase 4: 21 MGD Subsequent Phases: 35 MGD Treatment process Pre sedimentation Basins Actiflo & Conventional Filtration Lime softening Chlorine & UV Disinfection

34 WILLISTON WATER TREATMENT PLANT Continuous construction since 2011 Williston WTP Improvements 7 MGD 10 MGD 14 MGD 21 MGD 28MGD 35 MGD Reservoirs: 11 MG of total system storage Pump Stations & Distribution System: Over 100 miles of pipeline, pump stations, valves & meters

35 STORAGE SYSTEM LAYOUT

36 STORAGE CHALLENGES & WAWS RELATIONSHIP

37 WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY Construction , $105M project cost Discharge: Missouri River Existing Treatment Pre screening & grit removal Aerated lagoons (3) Interim tertiary treatment Future Treatment Ovivo Oxidation Ditch Clarifiers ATAD Class A Biosolids

38 WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY Future Capacity Approx 6 MGD Early components online in 2016, completion in 2017

39 Water 38

40 Sanitary Sewer 39

41 Roadway Improvements Completed Since

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45 Transportation 44

46 Transportation Plan Implementation Major Improvements Extension of University Avenue Grade separation of 18 th Street /Bison Dr. and West Dakota Parkway Worked with NDDOT on the Williston NW Bypass (Temporary and Permanent) Worked with NDDOT on the reconfiguration of 11 th Street and West Dakota Parkway 32 nd Avenue Extension Frontage Road along West Dakota Parkway 45

47 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Housing The City of Williston has worked with the development community to build a housing stock that addresses demand, is diverse, and adds to the local aesthetic. Building design and material choice is considered when development applications are received The City has permitted approximately 7,000 residential units since

48 Comprehensive Plan Implementation The City has adopted a Workforce Housing Ordinance restricting crew camps while allowing some temporary housing options. 47

49 Comprehensive Plan Implementation Public Realm Williams County constructed a new courthouse Williams County has selected a location for its new County Highway Department facility The City of Williston is studying departmental space needs 48

50 Individual Input 1 minute 1. In one word, name something you like about Williston and the surrounding area? 49

51 Individual Input 1 minute 2. In one word, name something you don t like about Williston and the surrounding area. 50

52 Individual Input 1 minute 3. Describe a change you want to see in Williston and the surrounding area. 51

53 Individual Input 1 minute 4. List the recreational activities, retail shopping, and services that you can do or get in Williston in 2015 that you could not do or get in

54 Group Discussion Question 5 minutes 5. What are two words you would use to describe Williston and Williams County? 53

55 Group Discussion Question 5 minutes 6. How has the quality of life changed over the past five years? 54

56 Group Discussion Question 5 minutes 7. What are three key transportation improvements that would improve traffic flow, safety and user friendliness in the project study area? 55

57 Group Discussion Question 5 minutes 8. What is your vision for the look and feel of the community, based on: Examples of existing development in the study area, Developments you ve seen in other places, Amenities you ve seen or thought of that would enhance aesthetics or quality of life? 56

58 Questions? 57

59 Next Steps Next Steps February 18 19, 2015 Technical Advisory and Planning Advisory Committee Meetings Industrial Land Consumption Analysis Future Land Use Plan Corridor Studies Focus Group Meeting with Oil Industry Representatives Approach to Joint Planning Area Meeting 58

60 Contacts SRF Consulting Group Cindy Gray, Principal Michael Maddox, Senior Planner com City of Williston Kent Jarcik, Director us Williams County Mike Sizemore, Director